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Subject: (Cointelpro) White Hate Groups Sub 8 Section 2 157-9 FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PRIVACY ACTS SUBJECT: (COINTELPRO) WHITE HATE GROUPS SUB 8 SECTION 2 157-9 FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION NOTICE THE BEST COPIES OBTAINABLE ARE INCLUDED IN THE REPRODUCTION OF THE FILE. PAGES INCLUDED THAT ARE BLURRED, LIGHT OR OTHERWISE DIFFICULT TO READ ARE THE RESULT OF THE CONDITION AND OR COLOR OF THE ORIGINALS PROVIDED. THESE ARE THE BEST COPIES AVAILABLE. * V! Maetr WS (187 -8) - ar r 1 - tr. 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Room Kis H-dxet Mis Gandy (Indicate poqe, naes of newpaper, city and *tate.) 16 NEWS AND OBSRVE - Raleigh, N.C. -I af ssA merw Editor: Ttle: Character: or sficatio n: * Submittlnq Office: CE Being Investigated F -36 iRev. 5-22-64) 9 FBI Date: 10/14/66 Transmit the baliwing in ' ,(Tpe in plainlext or code I via AIRiL (Priorit)) ----- ------ -------------------------------------------- - DIRECTOR, FBI (157-9-8) - SAC, CRARLOTTE (157-281) COETERTMI.TGENCE pnoanu INTERNAL SECURITY - - DIS8RUKPrIO ReBulet, 9/29/66. Careful consideration has been given to the suggestions set forth in reBulet with regard to ,counterintelligence action in the South Rowan glavern. In proposing that Klan members wear female attire for the purpose of luring Negroes into a trap, the members of the South Rowan Klavern clearly indicated they Sare not "shrinking violets" but are eager to, and feel capable of, engaging Negroes in physical combat. These QKlasamse did not indicate a "desire" to wear female clothing but indicated a necessity for doing so in order to accomplish their objectives. The Bureau's observations as net forth in ReBulet have been discussed with Agents familiar with Klan activities throughout the state and with the Agents who are directly responsible for the investigation of the South Rowan Klavern and its members. All concur that the members of this klavern do not in any way, either in appearance or demeanor, fit the qualifications usually associated with homosexuals EC- 28alt/5-- - - c e Car.lott EX-113 ---- S- 157-281)(1 - 157 230) 7 Approved: Sent M Per Special Agent in Charge 3 FB-36 IR.R. 5-22-64) F BI Date: Transmit the folowing in . • f.T)p e in plaintext or code) . Via '_____" (Priority) CZ 157-281 or transvestites. Any attempt to so label publicly such a group would beg belief of the recipients of the information. There are no state statutes dealing directly with tranavestism; however, Section 14-12.7 of the General Statutes of North Carolina states in effect that no person or persons over sixteen shall, while wearing a mask, hood, or device where the person's face or voice is disguised so 71i as to conceal the identity of the wearer, appear on any lane, walkway, alley, street, road, highway, or other public way in the state. The use of this statute possibly could be employed by state authorities in the event the Klan members actually disguise themselves in women's clothing and take the action they have discussed. However, the suggestion to don female attire was only in the form of a proposal, and no information has been received indicating that any action has been instituted to carry out this plan. 1 Inthe event any information is received that members plan to or have engaged in such activities, it is believed local authorities should be furnished the details as a possible violation of Section 14-12.7. Authorization to advise local authorities is requested of the Bureau. 2 Approved: Sent M Per Special Agent in Charge z7 - r n MOMMIN 1-ti. .vPro the ~k io aiss5tis possb eta etat ttaste attl ~~ot ~~U ~ Cbot CREWar rar~/VCouldiDtan to ber a atlewwe Ma humbCae thadavr considee JS war IOMUP 40141athati3leest tW1Uemale nm a cult e oth DOWN attie s le - a in -- a- " of -a tr nacke o earaonlW M" be maet he a* at am t***newlaes ha- item amemaridIlt b ss.. a it** ses '**** ette e s.& IMthe CaeElMati ti NfatnaroR am a encv o -ew ver 18a whl wari ao rnas b pera tact a oS s di e s *n sonfnotionso;t flgjtttt £fth oaUs S- in , r.wT N ;R-ed, apon~ ~rec t of dvie ro ashinOarltPdAG bt plrr~.ar- and submittdt rm eds ter handtli (4) EMS: A UU flavera has considered WIM Carolina wearing foals attire i In reference to possible acts of vielence. We asked Chrlotte to develop a couuterintelligence proposal regarding tL Mattr and Carlotte doe not believe tipat a 90011A be adsft to ridicule uccessful of ftfl the Klan in tki 6qtter. We feel Tast S the flax to be developead E ridiculing informat cove to zItes, ieuon Rcord. recipt of ifarotteadvice fro .c: Charlotte,"a Pared ad submitted to Crime Records for handl -1 ., General Statutes, North Carolina, state. i Or persons evr 16 whle wearing a asko , Persons*fc or OtI disgusdo PE . to'. HAM HOM NOTE CONTXNUD PGE 2. letter to SAC, Charlotte m COUNTINlTELKLIGENCE PROGRAM caeal the identity of the wearer may appear on any lane, walkway, alley, street, road, highway or other public way in the state. 1-2 I. -2- UNITED STATES G . NMENT oMemorandum TO : DIRCTO, FBI (157-9-~) DATE: 10/25/66 SAC, '-gBIWCAT (157-281) SUBJECr: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM INTERNAL SECURITY ReBulet to Richmond, 10/6/66. The non- rosec umary report dated 5/25/65 re ped by SA at Charlotte concerning conta or on shoing that he was born in or ~ arolina and apparently has worked in North Carolina L . all his adult life. This r a emp oyment during these periods was set forth. S" 34 iA copy of the 5/25/65 report concernin has been furnished the RichmondOffice previously. There is no information available indicating that has ever worked or resided outside the State of r on of his recent occupation as Awt the time of his fir own emp oyment in was only 19 years of age. Asnl96i an reBulet, during the years 1959, 1960, and 1961 ailed to file Fede ncome tax returns. During the iod 1959 to 1i I reportedly was employed at the It would appear that a y be vulnerable to some type of proceedings for his ilure to file tax. returns during these years. The Statute of Limitations - may bar prosecution from a criminal standpoint for the years 1959 and possibly 1960; however, some type of civil proceeding V might be possible. Bureau4f 2 - Richand (157-846)( ) -113 S OCT 7 33-Charlotte (2 - 157-281)(1 - 157-542) CW: Buy US. Savings nd Rgularly on t Payroll Saving P Buy U.S. Savingr Bondr Regularly on the Payrl Saings Plan C 157-281 l ifafherance of the counterintelligence program against if the Richmond Office desires and the Bureau agrees, he Charlotte Office will, at Raleigh, N. C.: t h e employment of during the period 1957 to 1962 an e e a ncome from that employment. (2) Will determine ifl i iled North Carolina State income tax returns for these years. No additional action is being taken by the Charlotte Office pending a request by the Richmond Office and approval of the Bureau. With regard to the income tax returns of for the years 1962, 1963, and 1964 furnished with reBulet, the Charlotte Office is in possession inormationatno indicating that the income claimed by during those years is not correct. The 1964 return is supported by a W-2 form from his employer. While investigation might be productive of information which would show that the information supplied by on these returns is inaccurate, it is believed that this is a function of Internal Revenue Service and should be pursued by that agency rather than the Bureau. If, however, the Richmond Officen l s4 the Bureau approves, contact will be made with employers for the years 1962 and 1963 as shown on his tax returns for the purpose of determinng his actual income from those companies. 2 ie, arlote (1s- p 34// ::--. "g. .- . L - a.C , J1 - ar. ai a1t 1cwm.-rMM WU. receipt of aic md' advice L thi atter, further directis will be givre to the Charlotte tise the tara. Charlette, ta n - additsonal setote is this tter ntil you are In receipt of spesific trasm Istret s. Te omats and analysis set frth arelt we appreciated. S m- w. (ar-846) - uncer i r i Richmond and Charlotte have reviewed ncertified Further consideration v* -a is of same upoa receipt of il 's op eaditios. We hope that our attention tas speas ibilities might produce workable proposa dl aic Federal and state tax authorities to examine Sfinancial status closely. NOV 1916623 N l Tuem Sw.1 - . ..MOM E U -UM S RO TELETPE UNITO 7 io5 PD-a me . s-, a SFBI t.t v A RT.
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